Couchbase Data Source plugin

This is an implementation of a Curity Couchbase datasource plugin

This plugin currently implements the following interfaces:

• AttributeDataAccessProvider
• CredentialDataAccessProvider
• UserAccountDataAccessProvider

This means that it will be usable for authentication and attribute collection use cases with the Curity Identity Server.

Build from source

To build the project, use ./gradlew build. To create a folder containing both the plugin and the necessary dependencies, run ./gradlew createPluginDir. createPluginDir creates build/curity-couchbase-plugin. This folder can then be copied into the Curity on the path: usr/share/plugins.

Plugin deployment options

To use the plugin in Curity, there are some options.

• Copy the plugin directory to an existing docker container. docker cp ./build/curity-couchbase-plugin [container_id]:/opt/idsvr/usr/share/plugins/. Note that the container will have to be restarted for the plugin to be picked up.
• Copy the plugin directory to a local Curity installation, where IDSVR_HOME is the home folder for you installation. cp -r ./build/curity-couchbase-plugin $IDSVR_HOME/usr/share/plugins/, and restart your installation
• Build a docker image with the plugin folder copied into the image. There's a Dockerfile in the repo to help with that.

Build docker image

• Run ./gradlew createPluginDir to build the plugin.
• Run docker build . -t curity-couchbase-datasource to build the image
• Start the container using docker run -ti --rm -p6749:6749 -e PASSWORD=mysecret curity-couchbase-datasource

After that, go to the Curity admin page, login using username admin and password mysecret(set in the run command above). Check that the plugin was loaded by clicking Facilities -> Data Sources -> +New in the top right corner. If you have the possibility to select Couchbase as a type, the plugin has been loaded.

Visit Getting Started to help with setting up your new Curity instance.